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    SIX- Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner. Oregon Wednesday, September 21, 1994
EOSC announces orientation
Liberal Studies.
Meetings will also be held in
Boardman on Sept, 29 from 4
to 6 p .m .,
H erm iston,
Pendleton
and
Milton-
Freewater.
Interested persons should
call the Um atilla/M orrow
County center for details regar­
ding location of the sessions
(303) 276-1260 ext. 243.
Eastern Oregon State Col­
lege's Division of Extended
Programs will hold a meeting
in Heppner, Oct. 11 from 12 to
2 p.m. to explain continuing
education opportunities for
nontraditional time and place-
bound students.
The meetings will cover the
Division of Extended Pro­
grams' External Degree in
NORENE VETERINARY HOSPITAL
Now Stocking WALTHAM FOODS
WALTHAM
TUI WORLD S LEADING AUTHORITY
ON PET CARE ANO NUTRITION*
6 7 6 -9 6 5 6
I 25 Wedding
A
n
ivm
Reception
for
Reese and Linda Schultz
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Saturday, Sept. 24, 2-4 p.m.
St. Patrick Senior Center
I Potluck to follow at the Schultz residence
I___________Blackhorse Can^or^_________
BM C C fall term flyers delivered
Schultzes to
celebrate 25th
anniversary
Linda and Reese Schultz will
celebrate their 25th wedding
anniversary Sat., Sept. 24 from
2 to 4 p.m. at the St. Patrick
Senior Center.
The reception is hosted by
Linda's mother, Mabel Heath
and their children.
The Schultzes were married
Sept. 20, 1969 at Ft. Eustis,
Virginia.
Linda, born and raised in
Heppner is the daughter of
Mabel Heath and the late Bill
Heath. They lived in Heppner
many years.
Reese was born in Heppner
and attended school in Prairie
City. They have two children
Chrisy, 19 and Robby, 15.
Everyone is invited to attend
the reception.
IMPORTANT NOTICE OF PROPOSED SETTLEMENT OF
CLASS ACTION AND FAIRNESS HEARING
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE SOUTHERN
DISTRICT OF ALABAMA SOUTHERN DIVISION
Russell Price, et al vs. Ciba-Geigy Corporation
NO. 94-0647-CB-S
U.S. WORKERS WITH ON-THE-JOB
EXPOSURE TO GALECRON®
and Their Spouses, Children, Other Relatives and Legal Representatives:
GALECRON® WAS A COMMERCIAL AGRICULTURAL PESTICIDE WHICH WAS
MARKETED IN THE U.S. BY CIBA-GEIGY CORPORATION. IT WAS NOT
MARKETED FOR RESIDENTIAL OR HOME GARDENING USE.
U.S. WORKERS WITH ON-THE-JOB EXPOSURE TO
GALECRON® MAY BE ELIGIBLE FOR FREE MEDICAL MONITORING
AND/OR CASH PAYMENTS UNDER A PROPOSED LEGAL SETTLEMENT.
The fall term flyers for Blue
Mountain Community College
have been delivered, offering
students in the north and south
portions of Morrow county a
varietv of classes. While some
classes are already underway,
the bulk of classes begin dur­
ing the first official week of Fall
Term. September 26-30. Addi­
tional information about any ot
the classes is available from
Morrow County coordinator,
Anne Morter at 422-7040 or
♦8: 2099 from the Boardman
IP ' !
It's not too late to join the
aerobics classes in progress in
Boardman and Irrigon. Both
v lasses meet on Tuesdays and
4 hurdsays from 6-7 p.m. Karen
Kegler teaches the Boardman
class at Sam Boardman
Elementary School and Mari
Gordanier handles Irrigon at
Columbia Junior High.
A two-night session of First
Aid and CPR will be held
September 20 and 21 at River­
side High School Preregistra­
cer, which amount will decrease with age to a minimum of
II. IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE
may be entitled to receive the benefits of the Settlement. This
Notice tells who is covered by the Settlement, and describes the
litigation, the benefits of the proposed Settlement, and your le­
gal rights All Settlement Class members who do not timely
exclude themselves from the lawsuit will be bound by the Settle­
Covered W orkers las defined above):
ment if it is approved.
P L E A S E R E A D T H IS N O T IC E C A R E F U L L Y -
IT M A Y A F F E C T Y O U R L E G A L R IG H T S •
F O R M O R E IN F O R M A T IO N C A L L 1-800-565-3126
By Order of the United States District Court for the South­
ern District of Alabama, a class action has been conditionally
certified for settlemem purposes on behalf of Settlemenl Class
Members (as defined below) who may now or later have claims
against Ciba-Geigy Corporation arising out of work-related ex­
posure to Galecron®. On January 30. 1995. a fairness hearing
will be held ai the Counhouse. United States District Court.
Southern District of Alabama. 113 St. Joseph St.. Mobile. Ala­
bama. 36602. at 9:00 a m Central Time, so the Court can deter­
mine if the class action should be finally certified and if the Settle­
ment summarized in the Notice should be approved as fair, rea­
sonable and adequate This hearing may be continued without
further notice.
To Plant W orkers. Form ulators. Applicators and Other
You may have an increased risk of developing bladder
cancer if you had on-the-job exposure to Galecron®. Work­
ers exposed to Galecron® shoold participate in a medical
monitoring program because early detection of bladder can­
cer can result in more effective treatment As part of the Settle­
menl. Ciba-Geigy has agreed to establish a medical monitor­
ing program for the detection of bladder cancer for those in-
dividuals who do not exclude themselves from the lawsuit
Within six months, this program should be available free of
charge to all Exposed Persons who do not exclude themselves
from the lawsuit.
If you had on-the-job exposure to Galecron®. it is rec­
ommended that you or your doctor call 1-800-565-3126 to
learn how you can obtain further medical information or en­
roll in the medical monitoring program.
BRIEF SUMMARY OF LITIGATION
available, if less than three years). The D C A Fund also will pay
$1,000 to any Exposed Person who was diagnosed with hemor­
rhagic cystitis within three months following exposure (this is a
one-time payment regardless of the number of manifestations).
In addition, the D C A Fund will pay for administrative costs, and
class counsel's attorney s' fees, costs and expenses as determined
spouse, parent, child or other relative will only be made if they
are the legal representative of an Exposed Person.
The benefits of the D C A Fund will continue as long as the
M M T Fund continues, or until the D C A Fund is exhausted as set
forth below. Ciba-Geigy has agreed to pay up to a maximum of
$45,000,(XX) for the benefits afforded by that Fund. If the D C A
Fund is exhausted, C ib a -G e igy may continue paying for
compensable claims. If Ciba-Geigy does not continue to pay.
Settlement Class Members will be able to opt-out of the D C A
Fund and will regain their right to pursue any legal claims they
may have, except for claims for medical monitoring, medical
Ireatmenl. fear of illness or cancer, or increased risk of illness or
cancer, because medical monitoring and treatment will continue
The Stipulation of Settlement
presently provides for medical monitoring, treatment and com­
pensation payments for certain medical conditions set forth in
any other medical condition is caused by Galecron® exposure,
that condition will be deemed a compensable claim, and will be
eligible for medical rflonitoring (if feasible): medical irealment;
and cash payments. The cash payments will not exceed the maxi­
mum amounts payable for the covered medical conditions set
Plan! Workers: An individual (whelher or not em­
ployed by Ciba-Geigy Corporation) who in the
course of his or her employment at Ciba-Geigy
Corporation's St. Gabriel, Louisiana or McIntosh.
Alabama sites, was exposed to Galecron®. includ­
ing, without limitation, individuals who worked in
m anufacturing, form ulating or p ackaging
Galecron® or in the waste disposal of Galecron®.
or worked in the construction, demolition or main­
tenance of any facilities used for the foregoing ac­
tivities at such St Gabriel. Louisiana or McIntosh.
Alabama sites: or
b.
Formulators An individual (whether or not em­
ployed by Ciba-Geigy Corporalion) who in the
course of his or her employment was exposed to
Galecron® while al a plant or site which was in­
volved in mixing, blending, packaging, handling or
otherwise formulating pesticides which contained,
in whole or in part. Galecron®: or
c.
Applicators
An individual (whether or not em­
ployed by Ciba-Geigy Corporation! who in the
course of his or her employment, was exposed to
Galecron® while involved in the application of pes­
ticides which contained, in whole or in part.
Galecron®. including, without limitation, aenal and
land applicators, flagmen, mixers, blenders, load­
ers and other individuals who handled such pesti­
cide prior to or during the application process; and
d
(2)
Other Covered Workers: A n individual I whether nr
ment Any disputes concerning a Settlement Class Member's
entitlement to benefits will be resolved by a Medical Advisory
Panel or by a single arbitrator, depending upon the issue in dis­
future claims: (i l relating to the covered medical conditions listed
above; and (ii) relating to an Exposed Person's exposure to
Galecron®. including all claims alleging that any other cancers,
the D C A Fund initial deposit.
(5)
You may request exclusion from the Settlemenl
Class. If you elect to be excluded from the Settlement Class,
you will not be bound by any judgment, disposition, or settle­
ment of the class action, but you also will not be able to partici­
pate in the Settlemenl. You will retain and be free to pursue any
claims you may have. If you wish to exclude yourself from the
Settlement Class, you must mail a request for exclusion to the
following:
Clerk of Court
United Slates District Court
For the Southern District of Alabama
I I 3 St. Joseph Street
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Mobile, Alabama 36602
Your exclusion request must set forth your full name and cur­
VII.
PROOF OF CLAIM PROCEDURE
toring. he or she will be required to submit proof of certain em­
ployment-related exposure to Galecron®. In order to receive
medical treatment or the disease compensation outlined above,
a Settlement Class Member will also be required to have been
diagnosed, subsequent to exposure, with one of the covered
medical conditions listed above. A Proof of Claim to partici­
pate in medical monitonng may be submitted at any time during
the duration of the program. A Proof of Claim for a covered
medical condition must be submitted within one year of diagno­
sis (or. if the condition has already been diagnosed, within one
year after approval of the Settlement).
The Proof of Claim is designed so that you may complete
it yourself. Class Counsel is available to answer questions you
may have about claims procedures, without charge to you. If
you desire legal assistance, you are free to retain an attorney of
that the Class Representatives would have been successful had
the case gone to trial. The Court has made no such determina­
fective as againsl Ciba-Geigy and certain additional releasees as
defined in the Stipulation of Settlement, including Ciba-Geigy.
565-3126 or fill out the R E Q U E S T F O R IN F O R M A T IO N
F O R M below and mail it to C lass Counsel al P.O. Box 974.
tion. and the proposed Settlement is not to be construed as an
expression of any opinion by the Court as to the merits of any of
Ltd., the parent of Ciba-Geigy.
If you believe you are a member of the Settlement Class,
Charleston. S C 29402. N o benefits will be available to any
member of the Settlement C lass unless he or she subm its the
the claims asserted against Ciba-Geigy
and have any questions regarding any of the benefits set forth
above, you are urged to call 1-800-565-3126 for further in­
necessary Proof of Claim Form.
IV.
formation.
VIII. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
V.
T H IS N O T IC E IS O N L Y A S U M M A R Y . The complete
terms of the Settlement, and all other pleadings and relevant
documents in this litigation, are on file and may be examined or
PROPOSED SETTLEMENT
A Settlement has been entered into between the Class
Representatives, Class Counsel and Ciba-Geigy. which will re­
solve all past, present and future claims against Ciba-Geigy aris­
ing out of Exposed Persons' exposure to Galecron® The Settle­
ment provides for the establishment by Ciba-Geigy of two funds
to provide medical benefits and compensation to Exposed Per­
sons or their legal representatives.
(1)
The M edical M o n ito rin g and Treatment Fund
("T he M M T F u n d " ). If the Settlement is approved, Ciba-Geigy
will make an initial deposit of $5.000.000 into the M M T Fund,
and will thereafter make additional deposits on an as-needed
basis There is no limn to the amount of money Ciba-Geigy can
be required to contribute over the life of this Fund.
The M M T Fund will pay for a medical monitoring pro­
gram designed to detect at an early stage the form of bladder
cancer alleged to be associated with Galecron® specifically,
primary urothelial carcinoma of the urinary collecting system.
i.e., renal pelvis, ureter, bladder and urethra. The M M T Fund
also will pay for all medically necessary irealment not paid for
by Medicare or Medicaid if the Exposed Person has been or in
the future is diagnosed with such bladder cancer
The M M T Fund will pay for medical monitoring to E x ­
posed Persons for a period of 20 years, and will pay for medical
CLASS REPRESENTATIVES ANO
CLASS COUNSEL
The Court has designated the following Settlement Class
Members, Russell W. Price, Leslie E. Hoven. Grady W. Brown,
copied during regular business hours at the offices of the Clerk
of the Court, United States District Court. 113 St. Joseph Street.
Jennie Ropp Brown. Jack Harley Woodward. Alta Woodward.
Joe H Bowman and Martha Annie Bowman, as class represen­
tatives to represent all Settlement Class Members The Court
Mobile. Alabama 36602. D O N O T C A L L T H E C L E R K O F
C O U R T if you have any questions about this Notice or the Settle­
has also designated as C lass Counsel the following individuals:
Timothy E. Eble; J Cecil Gardner; Joseph J McKeman; S.C.
Middlebrooks III; Charles W Patrick, Jr ; and Patrick W. Pendley.
The Class Representatives and Class Counsel believe that
the proposed Settlement is fair, reasonable and adequate Class
Representanves and Class Counsel have entered into the pro­
posed Settlement after weighing the substantial benefits against
the probabilities of success or failure, and the long delays that
F O R IN F O R M A T I O N F O R M below and mailing it to Class
Counsel. It is recommended that all Settlement Class Members
who do not wish to exclude themselves mail the R E Q U E S T
would be likely if the case proceeded to trial.
There has been no agreement between the parties regard­
ing attorneys' fees Ai the fairness hearing. Class Counsel will
F O R I N F O R M A T I O N F O R M , as it will facilitate further com­
munication if the Court approves the Settlement If you do not
request the Court to award attorneys’ fees and reimbursement of
costs and expenses, to be paid from the D C A Fund Class coun­
sel will request a percentage fee award not to exceed 20% of the
benefit conferred on the class, half of which will be requested to
be paid over a 4-year period while legal work continues
have no obligation to continue the medical moniloring and ireat­
menl program if the Settlement is not approved Only Exposed
Persons. i.e„ eligible Plant Workers. Formulators. Applicators
VI.
and Other Covered Workers, as defined in this Notice, will be
RIGHTS AND OPTIONS OF SETTLEMENT
CLASS MEMBERS
If you are a Settlemenl Class Member, you have the fol­
lowing options:
entitled to medical monitoring and treatment.
posed Person who. after exposure to Galecron®. has developed
or in the futur: develops the form of bladder cancer alleged to he
associated with Galecron® specifically, primary urothelial car­
The spouses, parents, children or other relatives of the Ex­
posed Persons described above
cinoma of the urinary collecting system, i.e . renal pelvis, ureter,
bladder and urethra Cash payments will vary depending upon
the Exposed Person s age. smoking status and participalion in
the health screening program For Exposed Persons who are non-
smokers and participants m the health screening program, the
cash payments will he as follows (a) $10.000 in the event of
treatment involving an invasive procedure (this is a one-time
payment regardless of the number of procedures); (b| up to
$ 150.000 in the event of a radical cystectomy (bladder removal)
with diversion of the urinary tract, which amount will decrease
with a person's age to a minimum of $10.000 if the Exposed
Person is 85 years or older: and (c) up to $250.000 in the event
an Exposed Person's death is found to he caused by bladder can­
ment Address any questions regarding this Notice or Settle­
ment in writing to the Class Counsel al P O. Box 974. Charles­
ton. S C 29402. or by calling 1-800-5*5-312*.
Any requests for additional information, like the Proof of
Claims Forms or a complete copy of the Settlement, should be
made by calling 1-800-5*5-312*. or by filling out the R E Q U E S T
irealment until one full year passes with no claims for ireatmenl
being filed hut in no event less than 20 years. Ciha-Geigy will
siana; at Empak. Inc in Deer Park. Texas; or in a
testing nr research laboratory, whether or not owned
by Ciba-Geigy Corporation; or
Galecron® was registered for use from 196« 1989 Some
Expo*«) Persons may have been exposed before or after those
dates
be paid upon approv al of the Court and ultimately deducted from
your choice.
To obtain a Proof of Claim Form for medical monitoring,
medical treatment or disease compensation, please call 1 -800-
M M T Fund, the D C A Fund will make cash payments of up to
$410,000. as set forth in more detail below, on behalf of an E x ­
Rejfvaflt Dates
will be required (see Section V I I below), and an appropriate re­
lease will be required for any cash payments made. During this
interim claims procedure, class counsel's fees and expenses will
the Court approved Epidemiology Panel finds that such other
condition is caused bv Galecron® exposure. The release is ef­
ration or Environmental Purification Advancement.
Inc disposal sites located near Bayou Sorrel, Loui­
art an Expired Person. mu are a Settlemem Clast Member
»briber or not mu base betn diagnosed »¡than illness Spouses,
parent\ thildren or other relatives are Settlemenl Class Mem
hers but the i lams lbe\ are \etlhny are limned to those arising
from an Exposed Person l exposure
benefits afforded by this Settlement within six months of the
C o u rt’s O rd e r directing this Notice. Ciba-Geigy has agreed
to make all benefits afforded by this Settlemenl available to
Settlement Class Members on an interim basis prior to final Court
approv al of the Settlement. The appropriate Proof of Claim forms
In order for an Exposed Person to receive medical moni­
United States District Court for the Southern District of Alabama.
The Complaint, as amended, alleges that the Settlemenl Class as
defined above is entitled to damages for medical monitoring and
(2)
The Disease Com pensation and A dm inistration
Fund (“The D C A F u nd "). If the Settlement is approved. Ciba-
Geigy will also make an initial deposit of $30.000.000 into the
D C A Fund In addition to medical treatment paid for by the
) Note If you
If you choose to remain a Settlemenl Class M e m ­
the Settlement. The Administrator will determine whether a
Settlement Class Member is eligible for benefits under the settle­
againsl defendant. Ciba-Geigy Corporation (“Ciba-Geigy"). in
Alabama State Court, which lawsuit was later removed to the
not employed by Ciba-Geigy Corporation) who in
the course of his or her employment was exposed
to Galecron® at the Clean Land, Air. Water Corpo­
(Collectively “Settlement Class Members'
(4)
ber (under O ptions 1. 2 or 3 above), you may receive the
rent address. Your written request for exclusion must be post­
marked no later than December 16. 1994.
legations of the Complaint, and asserting affirmative legal de­
fenses. The Court has decided that the case can proceed as a
class action for purposes of settlement only. This does not mean
a.
Adams and Reese
4500 One Shell Square
New Orleans. L A 70139
forth above.
(4)
Administrator. A nationally recognized entity or
entities with substantial investment and medical claims admin­
istration experience will be appointed by the Court to administer
manufactured, formulated, packaged, distributed or sold by or
on behalf of Ciba-Geigy Corporation or related parties, regard­
less of the trade name of the product; or any metabolite of
Galecron®. including the substance known as 4-C O T or 5-CAT.
and who reside in the United States as of the date of filing
of the Class Action Complaint, who have been exposed in
the United States to Galecron® (“Exposed Persons")
Counsel for Ciba-Geigy
Henry B. Alsobrook, Jr.
P. O. Box 974
Charleston, S C 29402
this Notice In the event, however, that a Court approved Epide­
miology Panel determines to a reasonable medical certainty that
personal injuries or risks are caused by exposure to Galecron®.
All persons who fall inio one of the following categories,
sel and to counsel for Ciba-Geigy al the following addresses:
Class Counsel
Galecron Class Action
by the Court. A ll cash payments from the D C A Fund are paid
only on account of a compensable claim of an Exposed Person,
i.e., an eligible Plant Worker, Formulalor. Applicator or Other
Covered Worker, as defined in this Notice. Cash payments to a
This means that claims that Galecron® exposure caused any con­
dition other than those medical conditions listed above will be
released, but will receive no compensation or treatment, unless
The Settlemem Class is defined as:
1995 Fairness Hearing described above, he or she must file with
the Clerk, on or before December 16,1994. a Notice of Intent to
Copies of all objections and Notices of Intent to Appear thal are
mailed to the Clerk of Court must also be mailed to Class Coun­
Galecron®.
Ciba-Geigy has filed an Answer denying all essential al­
(1)
include
French
to participate in the healih screening program in each of the three
years prior to diagnosis (or in each year that the program was
other compensation as a result of Exposed Persons' exposure to
DEFINITION OF CLASS
O ther offerings
w oodw orking,
menl Class Member whose objection is overruled will still be
bound by any judgment or final disposition of the litigation.
Under the Settlement. G alecron ® is defined as
chlordimeform or any chlordimeform-containing product, either
I.
NOTICE OF HEARING
The Morrow County Court
will hold a public hearing on
October 5, 1994 at 10:00 a.m. at
the Morrow County Cour­
thouse, 100 Court Street,
Heppner, Oregon on the sub­
ject of vacating a portion of
Idaho Avenue West near Ir­
rigon, Oregon. All persons
have the right to appear and be
heard.
It has been asserted that the
portion of Idaho Avenue West
which commences at Second
Street West and runs thence
east to Highway 730, although
platted, has never been formal­
ly developed as a roadway. It
appears that the right-of-way
has been encroached upon,
both by private parties and the
W est Extension Irrigation
Canal. Access to all properties
currently abutting this portion
of Idaho Avenue West is
available through alternative
routes in common usage.
If you desire to obtain further
information regarding the pro­
posed vacation, you may con­
tact Al Hopper, Morrow Coun­
ty Public Works Director at
(503) 676-9061, ext. 17, or Val
D oherty, Morrow County
Counsel at (5Q3) 676-9061, ext.
44.
This proceeding is taken pur­
suant to the authority of ORS
368.016, 368.326 to 368.366, and
368.401 to 368.426.
Published: September 14 and
28, 1994
Exposed Person had smoked in the five years prior to diagnosis.
A separate 12.5% reduction will be made if he or she had failed
each have the effect of an arbitration decision and shall be bind­
ing upon all parties, including the Settlement Class Member
(5)
Release Settlement Class Members who do not
exclude themselves from the Class release all past, present and
On February 8, 1994. a class action lawsuit was filed
will
be
available
for
preregistered students on the
first night of class.
Appear Any Settlement Class Member who does not file objec­
tions in the time and manner described above is forever fore­
closed from raising any objection to such matters Any Settle­
pute. The decision of the Medical Advisory Panel or arbitrator
III.
braiding, and knitting in Hepp­
ner. Creative writing will
K* offered .it the District Office
in
Lexington
starting
September 27 and lasting six
weeks (The dates were
misprinted in the fall bulletin).
Also, conversational Spanish
will be offered in Boardman,
beginning September 29.
Morter reports that copies of
the fall bulletin are available
upon request. She is also look­
ing for instructors for winter
and spring term for classes
such as Spanish, first aid or any
area of special interest.
$17.500 if the Exposed Person is 85 years or older A n Exposed
Person may collect separately for (a), (b) and (c) above, so that
the maximum payment to an Exposed Person is $410.000. The
cash payments described above will be reduced by 12.5% if the
to he available
(3)
O ther Conditions
You may belong to a class o f people covered by a pro­
posed settlement of a legal action (“Settlement"), and you
tion is recommended since
books need to be ordered. The
class is scheduled from 6:30 to
10 p m. on both evening.
College credit may be earned
this term with the offering of
Math 020 at lone High School
on I uesday and Thursday
evenings from 7-8:30 p.m. This
Hass is the beginning of the
basic math sequence and is
i ci ommended for those adults
working on degrees who have
been awav from school for a
w bile. It is also a great oppor­
tunity for high school students
to gain some college credit and
get one of the basic courses out
of the wav. This class, which
will be taught by Dale Holand,
must meet minimaum enroll­
ment
requirem ents
so
preregistration is a must. Books
mail the attached form, the Court may not be able to communi­
cate with you directly and you may not team how to receive
your benefits.
Mobile. Alabama
Date: September 1.1994
B y Order of the Court
Judge Charles R Butler, Jr
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v idually You will he t»und by any judgment or final disposition
of the litigation, and may participate in the benefits available as
a member of the Settlemenl Class. It is important, however, to
fill out (he R E Q U E S T F O R IN F O R M A T IO N F O R M in order to
learn how to receive benefits.
either represent yourself or hire vour s J U L t i t o m i 1« ® a t -
sent you at yo ur Q»n cost. You or your attorney must file an
Entry of Appearance with the Cletk o f the Court and send a copy
to Class Counsel and Ciha-Geigy. at the addresses set forth be­
low Such Entry of Appearance must he filed by December 16.
1994
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I would like to have more detailed information of the I
Settlement mailed to:
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object to the Settlement, Any Settlement Class Member who
does not elect exclusion from the Settlemenl Class and who ob­
jects to the proposed Settlement must mail such objections and
any supporting papers io the Cletk of Court, al the address set
forth below, on or before December 16. 1994 If the person fil­
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C lass M em ber. If you choose to take no action, your interests
as a member of the Sctilement Class will be represented by the
Class Representatives and Class Counsel, at no cost to you indi-
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P O Box 974
Charleston. S C 29402
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PUBLIC NOTICE
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE OF
SHERIFF'S SALE
0-25-94
On the 4th day of October,
1994 at the hour of 10:00
o'clock, A.M. Standard of Time
in accordance with ORS
187.110, at the front door of the
Morrow County Courthouse,
in Heppner, Oregon, I will sell
at Public Auction all the right,
title, claim and interest of Mor­
row County to the highest bid­
der for cash, the parcel of real
property located in Morrow
County, Oregon, described in
Exhibit " A " , which is attached
hereto and by this reference in­
corporated herein.
Said sale is made under an
Order issued out of the Coun­
ty Court of the State of Oregon
for Morrow County to me
directed: In the Matter of Real
Property owned by Morrow
County and Directing Sheriff to
Conduct Sale dated August 24,
1994. The minimum price
which may be accepted for the
property is fixed by Order of
the County Court and is set
forth with particularity with the
parcel described in said Exhibit
"A ".
DATED this 25th day of
August, 1994.
ROY L. DRAGO, Sheriff
Morrow County, Oregon
By: Pauline Winter
Chief Civil Deputy
NOTE: At the time of sale,
the County will collect fees for
recording the Deed in the
Clerk's deed records. Recor­
ding fees are $30.00 plus $5.00
per page.
EXHIBIT A
Legal Description: Lot 22,
Block 5 of Hillview Estates No.
2 in the City of Boardman, Sec.
17BD in T4NR25, Morrow
County, Oregon, SUBJECT TO
any and all encumbrances of
record.
Minimum Price: $300.00
Market Value: $360.00
Terms: Cash in full at the
time of sale.
Published: August 31; Septem-
ber 7, 14 and 21, 1994